Commissioners Approve 8-Week Pause for In-Water Hull Cleaning in Shelter Island Yacht Basin

SAN DIEGO— The Port of San Diego plans to mandate a pause on in-water hull cleaning on vessels in the Shelter Island Yacht Basin for an eight-week stretch this winter. The pause is part of a proposed pilot study, which aims to provide understanding of how in-water hull cleaning impacts...

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Matthew Peterson says:

July 3, 2021 at 4:16 pm

Will the Port take into account the inevitable spike in copper levels that will occur when 8000 boats that haven’t been cleaned for two months suddenly are?

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Commissioners Approve 8-Week Pause for In-Water Hull Cleaning in Shelter Island Yacht Basin

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